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hey ppl

recently blew the head gasket on the 32 rb20det

was just gunna get the fix for the rb20det but began thinking about rb25det upgrade.

my gearbox is stuffed in the rb20 so im thinkin about just saving to have a rb25 halfcut installed.

i know KYP has halfcuts and installs but im just wondering how much ppl have paid for there engine swaps?

And whereabouts besides the previously mentioned?

i'd really just be looking at a stock swap initially.

thanx in advance

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i was tryin to save time by seeing where ppl had alredy had the conversion done so i could call the workshop specifically, as the consolidated workshop thread doesnt really outline what shops do engine swap or supply halfcuts etc.

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